Standard. Notice open hours at The Standard store
The Standard will be open from a until 3 30 p m every day except Sunday Sunday hours are from 10 a m to noon
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
7
The Standard will be open from a until 3 30 p m every day except Sunday Sunday hours are from 10 a m to noon
Notice states all changes for the evening paper must be in the Gay preceding. All changes of advertisements for the Saturday edition must be in by Thursday noon. Includes business office and editorial room reference.
W HL Weleh visits Chas E Furgerson at 4085 Twenty second street and shows improving health. Society items must be submitted by Friday noon for the Standard telegraph column. The society page moves to page 10 in the second part. A dead cow on Washington avenue in Harrisville district has appeared near town.
Readers are invited to a special rehearsal at the Tabernacle and a Women’s meeting. Invitations go out for a card party at the Virginia House. See Armor Market for fish and meats. A street accident injures Barney McKernin. emergency help called. Woodmen of the World event at Digvin’s hall promises social evening. tickets 25 cents.
Four vagrants were sentenced for vagrancy and related offenses in municipal court. John Gorman and Joseph Lee drew thirty day terms, while Joe Waggarty and McDyjakd were given ten days each. Two men named John Chippy and John Doe Chippy faced drunkenness charges, to be sentenced later. Additional suspects including Frank Oberly and others faced varying charges with pending outcomes. Police noted stolen beer buttons and suspected saloon thefts as investigations continued. A separate note mentions a laxative product and a 25 cent price.
Thomas' team won the bowling night at Acme alleys with a team score of 2086 to Shupe's 2028. Viomas' team won the first game by a single pin, giving Thomas' squad the lead as the half schedule closed. Individual honors included Bhupe with 457 high series and other top totals among Camp, Philips, and Robb.
The Huntsville council renamed the city streets with a numbered grid. Main Street runs east west. Commercial Street has East and West sections. North and South divisions use First through Fourth names. Mrs Paterson was appointed poll tax collector. A new ordinance pertains to Hollix postage notional collection. Cures colds in Germany by Laxative Bromo Quinine. for genuine ask by name.
The Amal gamatei Sugar Company held its annual employee ball at Digoan's Dancing Academy. About three hundred guests enjoyed a sweet evening with music and dancing. Highlights included a performance by Hegbert Ovstymt titled Woman, Lovely Woman, and a series of new dance numbers. Reception committee members led the floor, with dancing continuing late into the night as attendees headed home.
Combined resources of Ogden’s four banks total 3,812,206.13 with 450,000 paid-in capital. Government deposits near 190,000, and cash and exchange at 1,412,844. Overdrafts about 10,822. Bonds and securities run 216,100.94. banking houses and furniture 146,600. Undivided profits reach 9770,053.76, reflecting a solid city financial condition and stable business climate.
In Wayne Indiana 27 year old Judge Robert Lowry a former member of the Twelfth Indiana district and a renowned jurist died at his home this morning. In New York judge Voster sentenced Geo B Stinson once Chicago representative of a news agency to three months in the penitentiary for attempted extortion after he allegedly demanded 6000 from the company for papers.
A jarred fragment notes spices as half or three quarters, with garbled phrasing about a painter and a grocer. It mentions pure and full strength and seems to reference monetary or trade terms in a distorted form. Names and clear facts are missing. the item reads like a clipped marketplace aside.
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they take over the stomach's work, digest food, nourish the body, and restore strength. The copy argues against starving the body, asserting the tablets support digestion without causing distress. Sold by druggists at 60 cents a box.
Laples Society of B of L F Pearl of the yokes Laige No. 173 meets every Thursday evening at Union Labor Hall 402 24th Street Visiting members invited Miss Grach Hwston President Miss Margapht Jones Levy
North Ogden Utah January 87 1904 report notes Wm A Montgomery returning from a mission in Higland Edith, a 9 year old daughter of Summer Set ill with diphtheria expected release. a minstrel show by the local brass band. Sunday School parent council success with plans to organize wards into districts. missionary Walter L Moore to Australia. several local children ill with pneumonia or related ailments. ongoing water supply concerns for fruit crop needs.
Headlines describe a dramatic Great Falls snow scene with deep drifts and emerging weather, noting a burglary case in district court. The accused waives a preliminary hearing, bond set at 500 dollars, and pending hearings follow amid a wintery backdrop.
The article notes a war rate between New York and Mediterranean ports impacting steerage business. It says the change concerns only certain pounds, with a shift in freight charges. Rates display reductions of five dollars on Halton lines and four on German routes.
In Los Angeles on July 27 the Pacific coast railroad firm Ted Ane poles Purific Railroad bought from Abbatt Kinney and Huntington Herriman the Ocean Park and Santa Monica line for 340000. The thirteen mile connector between Los Angeles and Santa Monica will not operate under new owners.
An odd ad appears claiming cures for colds in South Africa with odd wording and names like Lasalive Broma Quhilno and a prompt to call for the till. The fragment reads as a dubious sales pitch with unclear provenance and no verifiable details.
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